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so yesterday I bought a M.2 drive 256GB THNSN5256GPUK which when I plugged it in it showed up fine and I was able to install windows on it but today I had some new ram turn up in the post so I put it in and also took out the M.2 drive so I would not knock it and also install the M.2 Bracket to help support it but when I did all of this and booted the PC back up it would not show up in the bios nor on windows at all not even in Disk Management so I am wondering what should I do next?

 

I Tried:

Taking out the new ram and trying it again

blowing in the port

leaving it out and booting up then turning off and putting the M.2 Back in again

 

My Mobo is the ASUS X99-S and the CPU is I7 5930K

 

Thanks in Advance. :)

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2 minutes ago, TheWiseGuy said:

How much ram are you putting into the motherboard? Try putting the old ram then booting it up and see what happens. If it boots it's the ram.

I have put in the old ram and still the same :( and the ram I'm running is 16gb 2400mhz VENGEANCE LPX

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Just now, Tearspacer said:

Sounds as if the system wasn't powered all the way down and fired the m.2 when taking it out. Seen it before. Even if you unplug the computer if you don't click the power button then there can still be some power in the system 

does that mean ive shorted it out?

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6 minutes ago, Tiwaz said:

have you checked if its really all the way in the slot?

Yes you might want do that, the same happen with me to

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1 minute ago, Tearspacer said:

Sounds as if the system wasn't powered all the way down and fired the m.2 when taking it out. Seen it before. Even if you unplug the computer if you don't click the power button then there can still be some power in the system 

yea i always turn off and plug off the PSU when i change something with the hardware

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